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This week's guest is Sue.

She's a caretaker and she had cancer.

Let's talk about it.

Well, I'm excited because I feel like this conversation is a long time coming.

Sue, we met, refresh my memory because we've, we've traveled around so much,

and we've been to BC a number of times but I am I'm positive we met in

BC. No we didn't. No we didn't. Oh, was it in Edmonton? Toronto was the first time. You and I met Sue

first. Yeah. When we went to the, uh, which conference was that? What was it for? I can't

I forget. It was can. it was can net. Can net? Yeah, right.

It was at the lightbox theater. That's right. Okay. Okay. So, right. That was the first time we met. But then we met again a separate time at another conference where the three of us were there. And me, Taylor and Brian, me and Brian were like, you got to meet Sue.

And you were like, you were hanging out and having a coffee or something like in between

at the Starbucks. Yeah, that's right. That was that BCPQS, you see. Yes, it was a

It was a very, it was the longest acronym that is, it's the, it's the most,

it's the most letters you can put in an acronym before it's completely unacceptable.

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